127 HOURS
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Of the many characters who never played by James Franco, the only one that really so tough challenge for an actor born in Palo Alto, California. His role as Aron Ralston in the film 127 HOURS is the role he meant. Why? Because there are bloody scenes in this film while James was afraid of blood.
"The role was really hard emotionally and physically. I had to very heavy role before and I guess this will not differ much. But when I had arrived on the scene, I lost control," said James Franco as quoted by Splash News. What is meant James Franco this is the scene when Aaron had to cut his own hand that had rotted due to wound infections.
"Actually I have a problem with blood, just in my hand, I am afraid to see blood on my hands," explained James Franco shyly. So if the audience saw the expression on James Franco's face is full of appreciation during this scene, it was not because of acting. James was absolutely terrified.
James Franco also suggests that viewers could not see that scene just to close their eyes when that scene comes. "Do not be shy, it never hurts to close my eyes. Aron takes 40 minutes to cut his hands, so what is disclosed Danny [Boyle] in this movie includes very short," he explained.
Status: Opening this week
This film was Previously Known As:"Between a Rock and a Hard Place"
Cast:James Franco, Amber Tamblyn, Kate Mara, Clemence Poesy, Kate Burton, Lizzy Caplan
Director: Danny Boyle
Screenwriter: Simon Beaufoy, Danny Boyle
Genre: Drama, True Story
The story of mountaineer Aron Ralston, whose right forearm got pinned for nearly five days under a boulder during a climb in Utah in May 2003. He used a dull knife to amputate the limb, then scaled a 65-foot sheer wall and hiked out before running into a family that gave him water and food.
Rated R for language and some disturbing violent content/bloody images.
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